USPlabs Iron Day – Law Enforcement training day

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The winning topic for today’s episode of the USPlabs Iron Day is, by the narrowest of margins:

'Law Enforcement Training'

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9. Duck under, twist, pop up; Stand perpendicular to the hurdles. Duck under the first hurdle with your lead leg, and then twist to lead under the second hurdle with your opposite leg. Make sure your movement is initiated by pushing your buttocks back and that your feet always face forward. Pop up from the squatting position after you clear each hurdle.

10. Forward zig-zag duck under; Stand facing the hurdles, which are arranged in a zig-zag pattern, each successive hurdle offset one length from the previous

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